Are Men Necessary? : When Sexes Collide (Paperback)

from astrologerjenny

These are clever - often very clever - essays. They're also a lot of fun to read. Dowd dishes about political figures, examines pop culture, and tries to figure out what's happening to feminism. She's hard on Bill and Hill, but harder on Bush and Cheney. She never really comes to grips with the q...

from angiezone

Like some of the other reviewers, this was my first exposure to Ms. Dowd's thought - which seemed rather scattershot at times. I was never quite sure whether I was reading a feminist manifesto, a critique of feminist failings, a memoir or political punditry. Rather than a summation of key points,...

from astrologerjenny

These are clever – often very clever – essays. They're also a lot of fun to read. Dowd dishes about political figures, examines pop culture, and tries to figure out what's happening to feminism. She's hard on Bill and Hill, but harder on Bush and Cheney. She never really comes to grips with the q...

from astrologerjenny

These are clever - often very clever - essays. They're also a lot of fun to read. Dowd dishes about political figures, examines pop culture, and tries to figure out what's happening to feminism. She's hard on Bill and Hill, but harder on Bush and Cheney. She never really comes to grips with the q...

from sussabmax

This was all right. It is so dismaying how many terrible things men can do to women, in so many different cultures. Some of the anecdotes from this book were so arresting and so well told that I have re-told them many times. I can't see Christiane Amanpour's name anymore, for instance, without th...